Last updated: 2021

Oregon Tax Rate Information

Oregon

State Income Tax

Income tax is a tax that is imposed on people and businesses based on the income or profits that they earned. The tax rates are broken down into groups called tax brackets. Income tax brackets are required state taxes in Oregon based on relative income and earnings.

Oregon state income taxes are listed below. In addition, check out your federal tax rate.

Tax Brackets

Tax RateSingleMarried
4.75%$0 - $3,650$0 - $7,300
6.75%$3,651 - $9,200$7,301 - $18,400
8.75%$9,201 - $125,000$18,401 - $250,000
9.9%$125,001 - No limit$250,001 - No limit

Deductions and Exemptions

Standard DeductionPersonal ExemptionDependent Exemption
Single$2,315$210 credit$210 credit
Married$4,630$420 credit$210 credit

Sales Taxes

Sales tax, or use tax, is any tax that's imposed by the government for the purchase of goods or services in the state of Oregon. Any sales tax that is collected belongs to the state and does not belong to the business that was transacted with.

No sales taxes for purchases are required in Oregon

0%State Taxes0%Average local tax0%Combined Tax

Property Taxes

Property taxes are collected by local governments in Oregon and are usually based on the value of the property. Money that is collected from these taxes is often put back into local communities to help improve the schools, infrastructure, roads, and other community and public works projects. The property tax rates listed below are the average for properties in Oregon. Actual property taxes may vary depending on local geographic factors that affect the property values.

0.97%Combined Tax

State Tax Rankings

  • 1 Sales Tax Ranking
  • 27 Property Tax Ranking
  • 47 Income Tax Ranking

Ranking Scale
1 = lowest state tax rate
50 = highest tax rate.

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